iPAQ

The post identifies the iPAQ as a Pocket PC and personal digital assistant first unveiled by Compaq in April 2000. It also says the devices used a Windows Mobile interface, and that some of them could run Linux distributions.

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• The iPAQ is presented as a Pocket PC and personal digital assistant launched by Compaq in April 2000.
• The text says that these devices use the Windows Mobile interface.
• It also mentions that some versions could run Linux distributions.
• The author states that Pocket PCs, like the iPAQ, helped at the beginning of his career.
• He says he designed interfaces and wrote programs used on these devices.
• According to the text, this work was done mainly for doctors and clinics in the United States.